Scale and Networks

Andrew E. G. Jonas

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Scale and the Ordering of the Human Landscape: Scale-as-Hierarchy Inter-Scalar Relations and the Politics of Scale Relational Scale: the Network Approach and the Flattening of Space Scales, Networks and Changing Perceptions of Time and Space Conclusions References

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